Tuesday, August 12, 2008

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Anonymous said...

As for failure to make principal payments during the early years of a loan, this became, in essence, the normal method of home financing following the Great Depression of the 1930s. Consider the typical FHA loan, by which millions of Americans acquired their residences. The standard 30-year fully amortized fixed-rate loan provides that at the completion of the first five years of scheduled payments, about 95% of the original balance remains unpaid. Even after ten years, 85% is still owed. This is because most of the payments in the early years go toward interest. Technically this may not equate to no payments of principal, but it comes pretty close.

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